Mera Peak Climbing Costs 2026-2027: Complete Budget Breakdown Guide

Quick Cost Reference Table (2026-2027) - UPDATED

*Budget includes: package cost + visa + insurance + gear rental + tips + personal expenses. UPDATED: NMA permit costs changed September 1, 2025

What's Included in Mera Peak Climbing Cost

INCLUDED IN ALL PACKAGES:

All Government Permits

• Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) climbing permit ($175 autumn / $350 spring - UPDATED Sept 1, 2025)
• Sagarmatha National Park entry permit
• Makalu Barun National Park entry permit
• Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality permit

Transportation

• Round-trip Kathmandu-Lukla flights OR Ramechhap-Lukla flights (depending on season)
• Airport transfers in Kathmandu

Professional Support

• Experienced NMA-certified climbing guide + assistant guide
• Porter service (1 porter per 2 climbers)
• Climbing Sherpa for summit day
• 24/7 emergency support

Accommodation & Food

• 3-4 nights 3-star hotel in Kathmandu (pre/post trek)
• 14 nights teahouse lodging during trek
• 2 nights in high camp tents at Khare Base Camp
• All meals during trek: breakfast, lunch, dinner
• Tea/coffee at teahouses

Technical Equipment

• Group climbing gear: ropes, ice screws, carabiners
• Safety equipment: harnesses, helmets
• Emergency oxygen and first aid kits

Extras

• Duffel bag (for porter to carry)
• Company T-shirt and cap
• Mera Peak Summit Certificate
• Trip documentation and photos

NOT INCLUDED (Budget Separately):

• International flights to/from Nepal
• Nepal entry visa ($50 USD)
• Travel insurance with altitude coverage ($200-350 USD) - MANDATORY
• Personal climbing boots and gear (if needed)
• Lunch/dinner in Kathmandu ($25-40/day)
• Hot showers on trek ($3-5 each)
• WiFi and device charging ($5-8/day)
• Tips for guide and support staff ($300-500) - Customary in Nepal
• Personal snacks and drinks
• Souvenirs and extras

Best Climbing Seasons & Updated 2026-2027 Pricing (CURRENT)

Autumn 2026: September - November BEST VALUE

Why Autumn is Great:

• Clear skies and excellent mountain visibility
• Stable weather patterns after the monsoon
• Fewer crowds than spring
• NMA Permit $175 (UPDATED Sept 1, 2025 - was $125, still 50% cheaper than spring!)
• Perfect temperature range

2026 Autumn Pricing (UPDATED):

• Package cost: $2,699 USD
• NMA permit: $175 USD (UPDATED from $125)
• Other permits: $43 USD
• Total permit cost: $218 USD (vs spring's $393 - now saves $175!)
• Peak months: October 1-31, 2026
• Success rate: 90-95%

Autumn 2026 Complete Budget (Per Person) - UPDATED:

• Package: $2,699
• Permits: $218 (UPDATED from $193)
• Visa: $50
• Insurance: $200-250
• Gear rental: $300
• Tips: $250-300
• Personal expenses: $300-400
• TOTAL: $4,042-4,242 USD (UPDATED from $3,992-4,192 - increase of +$50 per person)

Spring 2027: March - May PEAK SEASON

Why Spring is Popular:

• Longest daylight hours
• Warmer daytime temperatures (ideal for camping)
• Rhododendron flowers bloom at lower elevations
• Best pre-monsoon stability

2027 Spring Pricing (UPDATED):

• Package cost: $2,899-$3,200 USD (higher demand)
• NMA permit: $350 USD (UPDATED from $250 - a $100 increase!)
• Other permits: $43 USD
• Total permit cost: $393 USD (UPDATED from $318)
• Peak month: April 2027
• Success rate: 85-90%

Why Spring Costs More:

1. NMA permit now $350 (UPDATED from $250) = $175 difference vs autumn
2. Teahouse rates increase 15-20% in high season
3. Flight prices may surge 5-10% during peak
4. More climbers are competing for limited slots

Spring 2027 Complete Budget (Per Person) - UPDATED:

• Package: $3,000 (average)
• Permits: $393 (UPDATED from $318)
• Visa: $50
• Insurance: $250
• Gear rental: $250
• Tips: $350
• Personal expenses: $400
• Buffer: $300
• TOTAL: $5,018 USD (UPDATED from $4,918 - increase of +$100 per person)

Detailed Cost Breakdown: Every Expense Component (UPDATED)

Mera Peak Permit Fees 2026-2027 (UPDATED SEPT 1, 2025)

Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) Climbing Permit (UPDATED)

The NMA issues all climbing permits for trekking peaks in Nepal with seasonal pricing updated September 1, 2025:

Official Source: Nepal Mountaineering Association - Effective September 1, 2025

Spring 2027 Explanation: March-May represents peak climbing season with optimal weather, longest daylight, and highest demand. The NMA charges premium rates reflecting market demand and sustainable mountain tourism initiatives.

Additional Required Permits

Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit:

• Foreigners: NPR 3,000 (~$25 USD)
• Supports: Park maintenance, trail upkeep, conservation
• Reference: UNESCO World Heritage Site

Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit:

• Foreigners: NPR 3,000 (~$25 USD)
• Required because the Mera route passes through this park

Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit:

• All trekkers: NPR 2,000 (~$18 USD)
• Purpose: Local infrastructure and emergency rescue systems

Garbage Deposit Fee:

• $500 USD refundable - Refunded if waste is brought down
• Enforces responsible tourism and environmental protection

Total Permit Costs by Season (UPDATED):

*Garbage deposit is refundable with proof of waste management
UPDATED: NMA permit costs effective September 1, 2025

Domestic Flights: Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu (2026-2027)

The Legendary Flight to the Everest Region

Lukla Airport (also called Tenzing-Hillary Airport) is your gateway to the Everest region. This 30-35 minute flight is spectacular but weather-dependent.

2026-2027 Flight Pricing:

Why Ramechhap is sometimes used: During peak season (October-November, April-May), Tribhuvan International Airport gets congested. Many trekking companies operate flights from Ramechhap Airport, 132 km east of Kathmandu.

Ramechhap Option Details:

• Road transfer from Kathmandu: 4-5 hours (usually departs 1-2 AM)
• Often faster overall (avoid Kathmandu airport traffic)
• Transfer cost: Usually included in the package
• Flight from Ramechhap: Sometimes $20-30 cheaper

Luggage Allowance:

• Checked baggage: 15 kg per person
• Hand carry: 5 kg per person
• Excess baggage: $2-3 USD per kilogram

Weather & Delays: According to Nepal Civil Aviation Authority, flights to Lukla experience 30-40% delays during peak season due to:

• Morning mountain weather (clouds, wind)
• Afternoon thermal turbulence
• Occasional landing restrictions

Contingency Planning: Budget extra nights in Kathmandu ($50-80/night per person) in case of weather delays.

2026-2027 Flight Cost Summary:

• Round-trip flights: $440-500 USD
• Included in most standard packages - verify before booking

Guide & Porter Costs 2026-2027

Why Professional Guides Are Mandatory

Nepal regulations require all foreign trekkers to use licensed guides for peak climbing. Beyond legal requirements, professional guides provide:

• Daily altitude health monitoring
• Emergency response and rescue coordination
• Technical mountaineering instruction
• Weather interpretation and summit timing decisions

Certified Climbing Guide Costs

According to TAAN (Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal) 2026 guidelines:

Guide Daily Rates:

• Trekking guide (Lukla to Base Camp): $40-50 USD/day
• Climbing guide (technical sections): $50-70 USD/day
• Lead guide (expedition coordination): $60-80 USD/day

17-Day Expedition Guide Cost:

• Lead guide: $60/day × 17 days = $1,020 USD
• Assistant guide (groups 5+): $40/day × 17 days = $680 USD
• Total for single guide: $1,020 USD
• Total with assistant (groups 5+): $1,700 USD

What Your Guide Provides:

• Route navigation and decision-making
• Daily altitude health checks (pulse oximeter)
• Technical instruction (crampons, rope, ice axe)
• Rope team leadership on steep sections
• Summit timing and weather decisions
• Emergency response and rescue coordination
• Cultural interpretation and local knowledge
• Certification: NMA-licensed, 5+ years of Himalayas experience

Porter Costs

Porters are strong local workers who carry your gear, allowing you to trek with a daypack only.

Porter Rates 2026-2027:

• Standard porter: $25-35 USD/day
• High-altitude porter (above 5,000m): $40-50 USD/day
• Ratio: 1 porter per 2 climbers
• Load capacity: 20-25 kg per porter
• Includes: Porter's food, accommodation, and insurance

17-Day Expedition Porter Cost (Per 2 Climbers):

• Lower altitude (Days 1-10): $25/day × 10 = $250
• High altitude (Days 11-17): $40/day × 7 = $280
• Total per 2-climber team: $530 USD
• Cost per climber (split 2-ways): $265 USD

1. Climbing Sherpa (Summit Day Support)

On summit day, a Climbing Sherpa is roped to you on technical sections for safety.

Climbing Sherpa Fee 2026-2027:

• Fixed summit day fee: $350-450 USD per Sherpa
• Ratio: Typically 1 Sherpa per 2-3 climbers
• Responsibilities:
  • Rope fixing on steep terrain
  • Crevasse navigation and rope team management
  • Emergency descent support
  • Additional safety redundancy at 6,000m+

Total Guide/Support Staff Cost Breakdown

Budget Group (6+ climbers):

• Guide + assistant: $1,700 ÷ 6 = $283 per person
• Porter: $265 ÷ 2 = $133 per person
• Climbing Sherpa: $400 ÷ 3 = $133 per person
• Total per person: $549 USD

Standard Group (4 climbers):

• Guide + assistant: $1,700 ÷ 4 = $425 per person
• Porter: $530 ÷ 2 = $265 per person
• Climbing Sherpa: $400 ÷ 2 = $200 per person
• Total per person: $890 USD

Private Climber (1 person):

• Guide only: $1,020 USD
• Porter: $530 USD
• Climbing Sherpa: $400 USD
• Total: $1,950 USD

Most standard packages ($2,699-$3,200) include guide/porter/sherpa costs.

Accommodation Costs During Trek 2026-2027

Kathmandu Hotels (Pre/Post Trek)

Most packages include 3-4 nights at a 3-star Kathmandu hotel:

Standard packages include: 3-star ($50-80/night) × 4 nights = $200-320 USD

Everest Trek Teahouse Accommodation

TheEverest region features well-established teahouses along the trekking route:

What's Included at Teahouses:

• Twin-sharing bedroom
• Basic mattress and pillow (bring sleeping bag or rent)
• Communal dining room with wood stove
• Squat toilet (bucket shower)

Extra Costs at Teahouses (Not Included):

• Hot shower: $3-6 USD (scarce above 4,500m)
• Room heating: $5-10 USD (a few offer)
• WiFi: $5-8/day (unreliable above 4,500m)
• Device charging: $2-3/device (expensive generator fuel)

High Camp Camping (Khare Base Camp)

Your team provides expedition tents at Khare Base Camp (5,045m) and High Camp (5,780m):

What's Provided:

• Expedition tent with insulation
• Sleeping pad (insulated for frozen ground)
• Cooking equipment and meals
• Toilet tent facility
• All camp logistics

Estimated Camp Value: $60-100/night (included in package)

Total Accommodation Cost (Included in Package):

• Kathmandu: $200-320 USD
• Teahouses: $140-250 USD
• High Camp: $120-200 USD
• Total accommodation value: $460-770 USD (itemised separately)

Meal Costs During Trek (Included in Package)

Teahouse Meal Pricing 2026-2027

Meals at teahouses are the primary food source during your trek:

Best Value Meal: Dal Bhat

Traditional Nepali "Dal Bhat" includes:

• Rice (unlimited refills)
• Lentil soup
• Vegetables
• Pickle (achaar)
• Tea and water

Cost: $8-15, depending on altitude
Value: Best carbohydrate fuel for trekking = recommended

Meals at High Camp

Camping meals are prepared by your team:

• Quality: Premium to maintain morale
• Calories: High for summit day energy
• Cost: $15-20 per meal
• Examples: Dal bhat, noodles, eggs, fruits, hot drinks

Daily Food Budget for 17 Days:

• Modest trekker: $25-35/day = $425-595 total
• Standard trekker: $35-50/day = $595-850 total
• Comfortable: $50-70/day = $850-1,190 total

Most standard packages include: $25-40/day meals ($425-680 value for 17 days)

Climbing Gear & Equipment Costs 2026-2027

You can either RENT in Kathmandu or PURCHASE gear.

OPTION A: Rent in Kathmandu (One-Time Climbers)

Where to Rent:

• Shona's Alpine Rental (Thamel)
• Himalayan Guides Nepal
• Sherpa Adventure Gear
• Mountain Hardwear Store
• The North Face Kathmandu

Rental Gear & Costs (2026-2027):

Total Gear Rental Cost (2026-2027):

• Minimum (essential gear): $245-400 USD
• Comfortable (add extras): $350-500 USD
• Budget allocation: $300-450 USD

Rental Checklist:

• Reserve 1-2 weeks in advance (peak season books up)
• Try boots with climbing socks (test fit)
• Test crampon compatibility with boots
• Check the sleeping bag's condition and warmth
• Leave deposit: Usually $200-400 (refunded upon return)
• Get an itemised rental agreement in writing

OPTION B: Purchase Gear (Multiple Future Climbs)

If planning Island Peak, Lobuche Peak, or Three Peaks Climbing, purchasing gear makes financial sense.

Purchase Cost Summary:

Total Gear Purchase (Quality Brands): $1,300-2,350 USD

Plus trekking clothing, water bottles, backpack, misc = $2,000-3,000 total

RECOMMENDATION:

• Rent if: First time climbing, not sure about future mountaineering
• Buy if: Planning 2+ climbs within the next 2 years (Island +Lobuche or Three Peaks)

Travel Insurance 2026-2027 (MANDATORY)

Why Travel Insurance is Critical

Mera Peak climbing at 6,476m requires specialized mountaineering/altitude coverage - standard trekking insurance EXCLUDES peak climbing. Helicopter evacuation alone costs $5,000-12,000.

Required Coverage:

• High-altitude trekking up to 6,500m+
• Emergency helicopter evacuation
• Medical treatment in Nepal
• Trip cancellation and interruption
• Repatriation of remains (must include)
• Explicitly states "mountaineering" or "peak climbing."

Recommended Insurers & 2026-2027 Costs:

What's Covered:

• Emergency evacuation via helicopter
• Medical treatment in Nepal + international evacuation
• Trip cancellation before departure
• Lost baggage and delay
• Medical repatriation to the home country

What's NOT Covered:

• Climbing above 7,000m (requires expedition insurance)
• Solo climbing without a licensed guide
• Injuries while intoxicated
• Pre-existing medical conditions (unless declared)
• Missed the summit due to weather (known mountaineering risk)

Helicopter Evacuation Reality:

• From High Camp (5,400m): $8,000-12,000 USD
• From Base Camp (5,000m): $5,000-8,000 USD
• Without insurance: YOU pay upfront, claim later
• With insurance: Company covers, simpler process
• Without insurance: Risk of financial ruin + delayed rescue

Insurance Cost in 2026-2027 Budget:

• Budget estimate: $200-250 USD
• Premium estimate: $280-350 USD

Miscellaneous Expenses (Budget Separately)

Nepal Entry Visa

Obtain on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport:

• 15-day visa: $30 USD
• 30-day visa: $50 USD (recommended for climbers)
• 90-day visa: $125 USD
• Documents needed: Valid passport, 2 photos, exact cash (USD)

Tips for Crew (Customary in Nepal)

According to TAAN guidelines, tipping is expected (represents ~20-30% of crew income):

Total tipping budget: $300-500 USD

When to tip: At trek completion in Kathmandu or Lukla, in a sealed envelope

Personal Expenses on Trek

Total personal expenses: $300-500 USD

Emergency Cash Reserve (Highly Recommended)

Budget extra cash for:

• Extended weather delays ($100-300)
• Additional hotel nights ($50-80/night)
• Emergency medical needs ($50-200)
• Helicopter fuel surcharge ($500-1,000)
• Unexpected costs ($200-500)

Recommended buffer: $400-600 USD extra (beyond total budget)

Complete All-Inclusive Cost Scenarios (Per Person) - UPDATED

Scenario 1: Budget Climber - Autumn 2026 - UPDATED

Best for: Cost-conscious, don't mind basic comforts, group booking

Changed from: $3,999 → $4,049 (+$50 due to permit increase)

Scenario 2: Standard Climber - Spring 2027 - UPDATED

Best for: Good experience, reasonable budget, quality service

Changed from: $4,867 → $4,967 (+$100 due to permit increase)

Scenario 3: Premium Private Climber - Spring 2027 - UPDATED

Best for: Solo climber or couple, want the best service, flexible on budget

Changed from: $5,718 → $5,818 (+$100 due to permit increase)

Mera Peak vs Island Peak: Complete Cost & Difficulty Comparison

Quick Comparison Table - UPDATED

Detailed Comparison

Cost Advantage: TIE (Now Same Permits)

• Both use the same NMA permit rates (updated Sept 1, 2025)
• Mera is cheaper in autumn ($2,699)
• The island is comparable in spring ($3,200)
• Winner: Autumn Mera Peak ($2,699) for budget

Difficulty Advantage: MERA PEAK 

• Mera: Non-technical glacier walking
• Island: 50° ice headwall with fixed ropes, crevasse crossing, mixed terrain
• Winner: Mera for beginners/non-climbers

Skill Development Advantage: ISLAND PEAK 

• Island teaches: Jumar, fixed-rope climbing, ice technique
• Mera teaches: High-altitude endurance, glacier navigation
• Winner: Island for future mountaineers

EBC Access Advantage: ISLAND PEAK 

• Island: Naturally includes EBC (5,364m) and Kala Patthar (5,545m)
• Mera: Must add extra days and cost to reach EBC separately
• Winner: Island for EBC seekers

Summit Views Advantage: TIE 

• Mera: Panoramic 360° of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Kanchenjunga
• Island: Close-up dramatic views of Lhotse's face, Nuptse, Everest, and Ama Dablam
• Both spectacular in different ways

Recommendation

Choose MERA PEAK if:

• Want your first 6,000m summit without technical complexity
• Budget is tight, and autumn works for you ($2,699)
• Prefer remote, less-crowded experience
• Want the highest altitude trophy peak
• Strong trekker but not a climber

Choose ISLAND PEAK if:

• Want to learn technical mountaineering skills
• Want to include Everest Base Camp in the same trip
• Prefer guided technical training
• Less time available (shorter overall trip)
• Want to progress towardAma Dablam orManaslu

Choose BOTH: Three Peaks Climbing ✨

• 24-day expedition combining Mera, Island, and Lobuche Peak
• Cost: $5,400-$6,500 per person
• Ultimate Himalayan experience

Mera Peak vs Lobuche Peak: Cost & Experience Comparison

Head-to-Head Comparison Table - UPDATED

Which Is Cheaper?

MERA PEAK WINS by $500-$1,000

• Autumn 2026 Mera: $2,699 (NMA permit only $175)
• Spring 2027 Lobuche: $3,500+ (NMA permit $350)
• Savings: $800+ with autumn Mera

Which Is Technically Easier?

MERA PEAK WINS ✅

• Mera: Glacier walking, basic crampon skills
• Lobuche: Steep ice headwall (45-50°), mixed rock/ice
• Success rate: 85-92% (Mera) vs 70-85% (Lobuche)

Which Includes EBC?

LOBUCHE PEAK WINS 

• Lobuche: Naturally passes through the Everest Base Camp route
• Mera: Completely different Hinku Valley approach
• Lobuche offers EBC + technical challenge in one trip

Recommendation

Choose MERA if:

• Budget is tight, and autumn works for you ($2,699 with a $175 permit)
• Want the highest altitude trophy
• Prefer non-technical but high-altitude challenge
• Value autumn pricing advantage

Choose LOBUCHE if:

• EBC is a must-have on your bucket list
• Ready for technical ice climbing
• Don't mind spring's higher permit cost ($350)
• Want a complete Everest region experience

Choose BOTH: Three Peaks Climbing ✨

• All three peaks: Mera, Island, Lobuche
• 24-day ultimate Himalayan adventure
• $5,400-$6,500 comprehensive package

17-Day Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary Overview

Day-by-Day Outline

Days 1-2: Kathmandu arrival and preparation
Days 3-9: Trek to Khare Base Camp (125-130 km)
Day 10: Acclimatization and pre-climb training at Khare
Days 11-12: Summit push and descent
Day 13: Contingency day for weather
Days 14-16: Trek back to Lukla
Day 17: Final departure from Nepal

Detailed Itinerary

Key Acclimatization Features

• Gradual ascent: Maximum 300-500m/day, sleeping altitude above 3,000m
• Rest days: Days at Khare (5,045m) before summit
• Pre-climb training: Day 10 includes technical instruction and crampon practice
• Summit cycle: Climb High Camp Day 11, early morning, summit at dawn
• Fast descent: Drop to Khare (5,045m) same day - critical for recovery
• Contingency day: Built-in weather buffer on Day 13

Acclimatization Success Factors

• High success rate, 85-92%, due to proper acclimatization
• Avoid rushing - the 17-day itinerary is optimal
• Shorter 12-14 day options exist, but success drops to 60-70%
• Proper acclimatization > rushing to the summit

Training & Preparation for Mera Peak 2026-2027

Physical Training Timeline (3-6 Months Before)

Month 1 (Foundation Building)

• Cardio: Running/cycling 4-5 days/week (30-45 minutes)
• Strength: Legs (squats, lunges, step-ups)
• Sample week: 3-4 runs + 2 strength sessions

Month 2-3 (Endurance Building)

• Long hikes: 4-6 hours with a 10-15kg pack
• Altitude training: High-altitude treks recommended
• Elevation gain: Practice 500-1000m vertical gain hikes
• Back-to-back training days: Simulate trek fatigue

Month 4-6 (Peak Preparation)

• Multi-day treks: Complete short treks (2-3 days)
• High-altitude trekking: Do EBC or similar 4,000-5,000m trek
• Summit day simulation: 10-12-hour days with elevation
• Technical skills: Basic crampon practice if possible

Recommended Pre-Trek Experiences

Ideal Training Trek (do 3-6 months before Mera):

• Everest Base Camp Trek (10-14 days) - Perfect acclimatization preview
• Annapurna Circuit Trek (12 days) - High-altitude experience
• Langtang Valley Trek (8-10 days) - Closer option
• Any 4,000-5,000m high-altitude trek helps

Why Choose Overland Trek Nepal for Mera Peak Climbing?

Company Credentials & Experience

Overland Trek Nepal is a government-licensed, Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) registered agency specialising in peak climbing:

• 15+ years organizing peak climbing expeditions
• 500+ successful Mera Peak summits (since 2009)
• NMA License: Registered member agency
• Nepal Tourism Board: Licensed trekking company
• TAAN Member: Trekking Agencies Association
• KEEP Member: Environmental conservation partner
• Zero fatalities in company history
• Client satisfaction: 4.9/5 average rating

Mera Peak Track Record

2019-2024 Performance:

• 91% average summit success rate (industry leading)
• 450+ successful summits in a 5-year span
• 100% guide safety certification maintained
• Zero serious incidents recorded
• Customer reviews: 4.9/5 stars consistently

What Sets Us Apart

Optimal Acclimatization Design

• 17-day itinerary with 2 dedicated rest days
• "Climb high, sleep low" protocol built in
• Flexible to add contingency days if needed
• Results in 91% success vs 70-80% industry average

Safety First Philosophy

• Satellite phone on all expeditions
• Emergency oxygen at base camps
• Comprehensive first aid kits
• 24/7 Kathmandu office emergency support
• Real-time weather monitoring
• Direct helicopter evacuation coordination

Experienced Guide Team

• All guides are NMA certified (minimum 5+ years experience)
• Minimum 30+ Mera Peak summits per lead guide
• English-speaking guides available
• Wilderness First Responder trained
• Comprehensive liability insurance

Quality Equipment & Logistics

• Professional-grade group gear
• Mountain Hardwear/North Face tents
• Modern climbing equipment (regularly updated)
• Proper gear inspection before every expedition
• Quality teahouse accommodations pre/post trek

Transparent, All-Inclusive Pricing

• No hidden fees - quoted price is full
• Permits, flights, meals, and accommodation included
• Free gear: duffel bag, T-shirt, cap
• Free airport transfers in Kathmandu
• Complimentary welcome/farewell dinners
• Professional photography documentation

Sustainable & Ethical Practices

• Fair guide wages (above minimum)
• Comprehensive staff insurance
• Leave No Trace environmental principles
• School partnerships in Khumbu
• Carbon offset programs are available

Contact & Booking Information

Ready to summit Mera Peak in 2026-2027?

Contact Overland Trek Nepal

Office Location:
Narshing Chowk, Thamel, Kathmandu
(Opposite to Hotel Lo Mustang)

Direct Contact:

• 📞 Phone: +977 9851138871
• 📱 WhatsApp: +977 9841920870
• 📧 Email: info@overlandtreknepal.com
• 🌐 Website:overlandtreknepal.com

Booking Timeline

For Autumn 2026 (Sep-Nov): Book by June 2026
For Spring 2027 (Mar-May): Book by November 2026

Why book early?

• Permits require 3-5 days of processing
• Popular guides fill up quickly
• Flight prices rise closer to departure
• Group formation discounts available
• Better accommodation guarantees

Next Steps

1. Check availability - Message WhatsApp or email
2. Review itinerary - Confirm dates work for you
3. Get a detailed quote - Based on group size and season
4. Arrange insurance - Book travel insurance ASAP
5. Start training - Begin 3-4 month physical preparation
6. Make a deposit - Secure your spot
7. Enjoy Mera Peak! - Summit Nepal's highest trekking peak

Conclusion: Your Mera Peak Adventure Awaits

Mera Peak climbing represents one of the world's most accessible 6,000-meter summits. At $2,699-$3,500 per person for comprehensive 17-day expeditions in 2026-2027, Mera Peak offers exceptional value for both cost and experience. With updated NMA permit costs (September 1, 2025), plan your budget accordingly.

With 85-92% summit success rates, professional NMA-certified guides, proper acclimatization protocols, and transparent pricing, Overland Trek Nepal stands ready to guide you safely to Nepal's highest trekking peak.

Whether you're a strong trekker seeking your first 6,000-meter summit or a mountaineer building skills toward higher peaks, Mera Peak is the perfect next adventure.

The cost is manageable. The experience is unforgettable. Your summit awaits.

Contact Overland Trek Nepal today:

• 📞 +977 9851138871
• 📱 WhatsApp: +977 9841920870
• 📧 info@overlandtreknepal.com

Book your Mera Peak expedition for Autumn 2026 or Spring 2027 now!